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obsequious

obsequious is a synonym of obedient

adjective [ uhb-see-kwee-uhs ]

obsequious is another word for obedient

Obedient means complying with commands or instructions (The dog was obedient to its owner’s commands).

Obsequious means excessively eager to please or obey, often in a sycophantic manner (Their obsequious behavior around the celebrity was annoying to witness).

✅ Both terms describe a high level of compliance or deference.

Obedient suggests a normal level of following instructions, while obsequious implies excessive or ingratiating behavior, often witnessed by someone else and commented upon (The obedient employee followed all protocols; The obsequious assistant flattered the manager excessively).

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complement

complement is a synonym of accompany

verb [ kom-pluh-ment ]

complement is another word for accompany

Accompany means to go along with or be present with someone or something (She will accompany her friend to the event).

Complement refers to something that completes or enhances another thing (The wine perfectly complemented the cheese).

✅ Both words describe how one thing interacts with or supports another.

✅ To accompany is to be there in a supporting role, while to complement is to enhance or complete something to a most satisfying level (The musician accompanied the singer; This emerald shirt complements your green eyes).

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accredited

accredited is a synonym of authorized

adjective [ uh-kred-i-tid ]

accredited is another word for authorized

Authorized means officially permitted or approved (They were authorized to access the secure area).

Accredited means officially recognized or certified, often by a professional body (The university is accredited by the national board).

✅ Both terms involve official recognition or permission.

Authorized refers to being given permission, while accredited implies formal certification or recognition (I was authorized to make important decisions; She’s an accredited medical practitioner).

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